Investigating the characteristics of synchronous electrical explosions of multiple exploding foil initiators(EFI)in the same circuit,a four-point series-connected EFI circuit utilizing flexible flat cables was designe...Investigating the characteristics of synchronous electrical explosions of multiple exploding foil initiators(EFI)in the same circuit,a four-point series-connected EFI circuit utilizing flexible flat cables was designed to analyze the electrical explosion characteristics.Loop current and terminal voltages of each EFI were recorded to characterize the multi-point series-connected EFI explosion.The effects of voltage,capacitance,and loop length on the response time,energy deposition,and energy utilization efficiency of the multi-point series-connected EFI were explored.Based on the FIRESET model,a mathematical model for the multi-point series-connected EFI explosion was developed,and the influence of initial resistivity on the peak voltage during electrical explosion was quantitatively analyzed.Results indicate that the primary factor influencing the response time is the conduction performance of the switch,while the synchronization deviation is minimally affected by variations in voltage and capacitance.At an inter-electrode spacing of 50 mm,within the voltage range of 1,500–3,000 V and capacitance range of 0.22–1.5μF,the minimum and maximum synchronization deviations of the four-point EFI were 2 ns and 11 ns,respectively.As input energy increases,the deposited energy of the EFI rises,but the overall energy utilization efficiency decreases.The computational results of the proposed model align well with the experimental data.Furthermore,higher initial resistivity in the series-connected circuit corresponds to a higher peak voltage during electrical explosion.This work elucidates the characteristics of multi-point series-connected EFI explosions,offering valuable insights for the design of multi-point EFI circuits.展开更多
文摘Investigating the characteristics of synchronous electrical explosions of multiple exploding foil initiators(EFI)in the same circuit,a four-point series-connected EFI circuit utilizing flexible flat cables was designed to analyze the electrical explosion characteristics.Loop current and terminal voltages of each EFI were recorded to characterize the multi-point series-connected EFI explosion.The effects of voltage,capacitance,and loop length on the response time,energy deposition,and energy utilization efficiency of the multi-point series-connected EFI were explored.Based on the FIRESET model,a mathematical model for the multi-point series-connected EFI explosion was developed,and the influence of initial resistivity on the peak voltage during electrical explosion was quantitatively analyzed.Results indicate that the primary factor influencing the response time is the conduction performance of the switch,while the synchronization deviation is minimally affected by variations in voltage and capacitance.At an inter-electrode spacing of 50 mm,within the voltage range of 1,500–3,000 V and capacitance range of 0.22–1.5μF,the minimum and maximum synchronization deviations of the four-point EFI were 2 ns and 11 ns,respectively.As input energy increases,the deposited energy of the EFI rises,but the overall energy utilization efficiency decreases.The computational results of the proposed model align well with the experimental data.Furthermore,higher initial resistivity in the series-connected circuit corresponds to a higher peak voltage during electrical explosion.This work elucidates the characteristics of multi-point series-connected EFI explosions,offering valuable insights for the design of multi-point EFI circuits.
